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Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
A Little Girl 10 be Hanged.

COLUMBIA, s. O., July 19.-Ovey Cherry, an eleven -years-old colored girl of Barnwell, has been convicted of the murder of her little white charge and sentenced to be hanged in September. The young criminal was hired out by her parents to nurse a white baby. The work was distasteful to her, and she administered dose of concen- trated lye.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20

FOR RENT.
 %A A FINE and desirble tenement in a pleas Wl!!!l ant location Forest street, second house MAssQ. from Fountain street in Westville. Barn room also if desired. For particulars inquire on ne DremiSeS iYlS 3t<
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20

WANTED. kNIRST-CLAsS trimmers and milIiners for Il A coming season: Apply at once to BOLTON & NEELY, Millinery Dent
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

BridgeporG Contractor Draws Four.
 teen HuRdred Dollars and DIsap-
 pears.
 PROVIDENCE, July 19.-The firm of Jacoby & Maddern of Bridgeport, Conn.,, have had the contract for work on the reservoir that is to supply number of villages and the towns of Warwick and Cranston, including Phenix, Fiskeville, Harris and others, under super vision of the Pawtuxet Valley Water com pany. Theodore A. Maddern came on and broke ground in April and has been at work on the job with a big gang of laborers, mostly Italians and many with families. On Satur- day Maddern drew $1 400 from the bank pre- sumably for his pay roll, which amounted to $1 300, six weeks pay being due. Then he left town. The Italian 1aborers claim that he has gone for good and so do sundry hotel men and tradesmen with whom Maddern has left debts of from $40 to $750 in the differ ant iDatancea
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
d5laa11ts.

WANTED A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gene zo "A ral al housework. Inquire at -1y20 2tt 7O6 GRAND AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
Hall Games YeaterdaY.

New York-New Works 10, Indianapolis 3. adelpbia-Philadelphi 9, Pittsburgs4 f. Boston-Bostons 3, Chcagos o. Washington D etroits ?, Washngtons 2 (ten in nings)
 Brooklyn-Lousvilles 12, Brookyns ,. Staten Island-Metropolitans 5, Clevelands 4. Baltimore -Baltimores 2, St. Louis 2 fourteen inningSl
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
Building Lots and Houses Owned and For Sale by
 MASSENA CLARK, Room i, S7 Church street,
 IoJTTT DTNn

1iH? I;? - ------------- i;A .s4es&. .AAse241 Terms Easy on the Installment Plan, if required
 Read my list of lots fronting the following streets and avenues: Lamberton street, Cedar street. John street. Grant street. St. Roman street, Arch street. Redf1eld street, Daggett street. West street. Washington street. Morris street, Wilson street, Oak street. Evergreen Court Rosetts street. Starr street, Harriet street, Bassett street, Newha street, State street. Howard avenue, Greenwich av- enue, Hallock avenue Kimberly avenue, Whitney avenue, Dixwell avenue, Columbus avenue, Win throp avenue. Winchester avenue.
 One large House and Lot on the corner of Olive and Wooster streets; large store State street; Lamar block, Crown street. Lots in A1lingtown and Orange Center, Derby avenue, East Haven Lots in Hamden near the church; lots in Branford and Augurville; houses and lots in Montowese North Haven; houses and lots in different parts of the city Some of the best factory sites in the city Also other lots too numerous to mention. a26 If
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
@isIe11anen115.
DissoIution of Copartnershfp.

FTNHE partnership heretofore existing between l Jeremiah and George H. Smith, under the firm name of J. & c. H. Smith, have this day, dis solved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on hereafter by George H. Smith, who will receive all monies due the late firm, and will pay all it's indebtedness.
 JEREMIAH SMITH,
 GEORGE H. SMITH. New Haven, July 15, 1887. jy16 6tt
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
The President'sTraveI
THE ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN
And the Irish Crimes Act Becomes 2
 Law.

eA Law.
 LONDON, July 19.-The House of Commons went formally in body to the House of Lords this afternoon, where the royal assent was given to the Irish crimes act amendment bill, and it was thus made the law of the realm. The bill was given third reading and passed in the House.of Lords yesterday afternoon.
 Gladstone Hopeful of Home Rule.
 LONDON, July 19-Mr. Gladstone spoke at
 Marghborn this evening. He referred exult-
 ingly to the results of the recent elections.
 The reduction of the Conservative majority
 in Hampshire he regarded as indicative of a
 movement in favor of Irish autonomy. and
 he said that if the results of the elections in
 the Brixton and HorRsey divisions were sini-
 lar the Liberals might rely upon the perma-
 hence of the movement. The surrender of
 the government in regard to judicial rents
 showed that they feel the effects of the
 movement already.
 The NatIOnalists VIII Defy the Law.
 DUBLIN, July 19.-At meeting of the
 National league to-day Lord Mayor Sullivan,
 who presided, and the whole league was pre-
 pared to stand it's ground, defy the coercion
 act and take the consequences. MT. Crilly
 declared that the means to nullify the act
 were ample and that the Nationalists would treat the act with contempt. Crime Decreasing in Ireland. CORK, July 19.-Judge Johnson in opening the assizes to-day referred to the fact that the number of offences had decreased in every class of crime.
 IF MAY REACH A MILLION. 
 Big Fire i'm the Standard Oil Works at Constable HOOK. JERSEY CIrY, July 20.-Fire broke out at 12:30 o'clock this morning at the Standard oil works at Constable Hook. The flames 1 are spreading rapidly and half of the town and all the factories are threatened. The ! loss may reach 8 million dollars. BERGEN POINT, July 20.-The fire started | in the Standard company's warehouse. The cause is unknown. The barrel factory, sup ply house and warehouse are entirely con- sumed, and the fire is still raging among the small buildings and tanks in the yard. The whole fire department is at work. There were six loud explosions. No lives have been lost. Hundreds of persons wtll be | thrown out of work. Booths lumber yards and the Standard match factory are in dan
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
The Heated Term over For a Time at
 Least

A6dmB
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-It rained here heavily last night and this morning the ther- mometer registered only seventy two degrees, drop of eleven degrees from the previous morning. At the signal office it was stated that the temperature had fallen during the past twenty-four hours all over the country except in New England and small portion of the Atlantic coast, along South Carolina and Georgia. h the former locality lower temperature was not needed and in the latter the heat will moderate, as there is cool wave moving south. Cooler weather, it is said, may be looked for during the next day or two, but there is nothing to warrant it's continuance and the atmosphere will prob ably heat up again but gradually. Thanks to cloudy area making it's way from the northwest the heat will not be as intense as that of the past week.
 Deaths From the Heat at Pittsburg.
 P1TTsBURG, July 19.-Two more deaths from the heat were reported tonight, mak- ing eight in the past twenty-four hours and forty-six since Sunday morning. The tenn perature was quite pleasant to-day, the max imum being ST. Tonight it is as warm as it has been at the same hour since the heated term began.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 1J.-E1SnG GeaGnS were reported to-day, due to the excessive heat of the past few days.
 Hot Weather in the South
 CHARLESTON, July 19.-The weather is opportunely hot, the thermometer ranging from 92 to 100 at different points in the city. Five persons, four white and one col ored, have died from the effects of the heat, diraot1v or indireot1v
 AUGUSTA, Ga., July 19.-The sultry wea- ther and excessive heat of the past six days wound up at dusk by heavy wind storm. During the heated term the mercury stood between 100 and 104. Horses have been down and several deaths of persons from heat were recorded
 The Presidents Travels In the Fall.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-A Washington special says: It is the present intention of the President, though not formally expressed, to take a trip to Philadelphia in September during the centennial celebration of the adoption of the constitution by the conven- ton of 17S7 and then return to await the time arranged for his western tour. It is not improbable that he will visit on his re- turn the northern tier of States-Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, northern Ohio with 8 few days at Buffalo and in western New York He also has still in mind trip to the South which will take in 8 flying journey through the coast States to Atlanta, return ing northward through the interior States, taking in western Virginia and Maryland.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
Glen Island and Return EYnry Tuesday and Thursday.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Saratoga Spring

assz A Centrally and pleasantly located
 & first-class accommodations at reasona, ES84aIfSIs ble rates Spring water draught. lzsz-z4 Only about five minutes walk to the famous Hathorn and other popular springs. Board and rooms by the day week 0n be secured in advance at Beers Photo Parlors, 762 Chapel street, where descriptive circulars can be ob- tained. je27 Inn
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20

For Rent. For Rent, 4A OUR list of rents is always large and open
 ;;H 10 inspection from in the morning until
 5tsk 8 30 at evening. We have now 47 rents on our boards, at prices ranging from $s per month upward to $100 per month, and located in all parts of the city
 Prompt paying tenants like to deal with us, and others know better than to hire of us. We average at this time of year about fifty calls daily from those looking for rent. Therefore list is a good place to exhibit houses and tenements for rent
 It is generally acknowledged by those who have tried it, that we get more net income out of 8 house than the owner get, and save him all time and annoyance in taking of his owr Try us.
 Horace P. HOadley, HOADLEY BUILDING. ja12 Opposite Postof1ce.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
HOW TIT ACHES.

n From the bench and the counter from the 1R loom and sewing machine goes up the A& h cry of pain and weakness. Aching Sidef TSAl and Back. Kidney and Uterine ] aims Strains and Weakness, Coughs, Colds ano fyTT Chest Pains and every Pain and AcSe o1 daily toll relieved In one mfnuf fe by the Gu tfcHra AntiPa1n Plaster. New. elesant and infallible. At druggists 25c.; five for S1 Pot ter Drug andChemicsl Co.,, Boston. J7 mo tn
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
Security Insurance Company of

New Haven, Conn. DY order of the Board of Directors a dividend of ID Five (5) Per Cent. is payable on demand after July 15, 1887. il. MASON, Secretary. jv19
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
LOST,

z~O IN this city on Saturday last, Q brown 21@sS Cocker Spaniel puppy about three months old. A suitable reward will be paid for his return to MIR. HARRINGTON,
 iy193t Janitor of the State House.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
Gladstone Hopeful of Home Rule.
The Nationalists VIII Defy the La,
Crime Decreasing In Ireland.

CORK, July 19.-Judge Johnson in opening | the assizes to-day referred to the fact that the number of offences had decreased in ! every class of crime.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-20
GREAT BARGAINS. " afches,
 Chains,
 Jewelry.

STREETER is selling off, and all goods marked way down. Intends closing out his stock if possi- ble. A splendid chance to buy Watches, Rings of all description, and all kinds of fashionable Jew ely Clocks and Silver-Plated Ware at cost. Re liable goods, unheard of low prices. This is genu- inc opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

(shoud be READ p,LY Jy AZ .sres:sL IS clllss NAV
Letters Tor IN countries n,,t me- b, -,,,l,uy al.
dressetJr s2Atch - t4Y ytt u 80 Iis S;iy. when
documents ettsr AT sssy A!lres'i o's 'sl. ~ tho
FOREIGN mails OF Ils week ling January &I close
tpIJNpILt ia al c@sesi A. tlls D Ac5 4s .J.o"s
II r. DAY-At $50 - N. for Europe. per steamship Ar
roma, VIA Queenstown al ~ - III, ,or ne 49, hlis,
VIA - ltOA's 49, sai ID Ie'' anu ,o' IA ,a.ii@m
az D. m for Vera cruz aud Progress per steamship
.per MeK.co', : at D. :or Arsentne Ropablc. Cru
YTSs @u Aiexs5 vsr steansp fhornhll ~
WEDNEsDAY-At ga m ior Jamaica. savanha &c, per
ssip sale southampton ant Bre nen.
THUK>DAY-Atl l:aOA III Tor EUROPE per steamship sar
dniln' acI2 M. Tor Germany RIA. Dennlsk
en- and Norway, steaus4U wes'paa.a, Wa siah9urs
cruz, ,auucche, IAldpss Id0a,, a.la
Yucilan. por Manhattan; at p M lcr B.rmuaa per
Cuba Der Steamship Cienfucgo, at 80 !. N. lor
81. Pierre Mlqdeon, per steamer non Halifax.
fNt cIsS $50 Aoa - VIA JacSsSSSc
sArUkDAY-Atla q. III. ior West Indies 81 Thomas
Tr.h Dor Steamship Aavan,e rom Newport News at
~ a. N. Tor central America ,VItl facuic ports.
Der steamship Colon, Wa AsgnWaA ue.Iets .oi 1aIe-
H4a Costa i.lca AMI 'leNco must be directed per
Coon'c at II a. Jamaica. per Yerian.
nus 1850 III Tor France 81" lterIdnd. Itay SPAN
letters Gtcat Bre.n and oncr Eurogcan countries
must DO G'sec'oi 1es Ia '"f.-"te y a. - ~ ' %
Europe, per steamship oern.anc wa UhteHsto"h AZ ~
IN Tor Porto kco direct per sl'..nship Ei'an,oi az
gov ne w. me- WntvsTt isl,trls Der .',ai,.Ep Mnr,ei
II D. M Tor the Netherlands direct per steamship iee
va h0ttortsn liocrs must no directed lei L'er
dam " at u. Norway direct, Per STEAMSHIP
&c ser tettcrs mast be dTcc,ot ger loser i Al l-1J
Belgium direct per steamship Na.Saui VIA
Antwerp lletlers must DC directed per MaeslanL D.
Mails for China AMI Jaual per steamship Beige iron
close mere January . At : y. Mani.
Tor Australia. Ncs-LodlAut, ~tniwIcA FiII ana -
moan isiu,s per Alameda lfroa fran.
CISCO ie.c January ; at D. M i0r o. arrYub
steamship Elder, with British mtils lot Aus
trails SO,e.y i,dut-. snp Ciy OF itpctt
urO Frllc.scDl CLOSE hero JauUiy ~ ~ - ~.
Mails for. Cubt. 10y raj 10 Tampa Fla. and thence
by steamer I.cJ West FA. clOss AZ ia, 0lIcs 1J a.
.3OA III
The schedule Of closing ~ rlnsPlchc mts' lrrlngst
Oh Tho presumption OF their uninterrupted oyeraGl ftdAt
san Francisco Mails NON thc las. Nih- - iia" 4.
the dag o. sng oi steamers are dsiS''
'''NS ~ HENRY G.. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Onlce New.lOrk. y. l.. Dec. 81. lor&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MR.. GowEN APPROVES THE NEW PLAN.
HIS CIRCULAR OF ADVICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
JUNIOR SHARES AND STOCK.

HIS CIRCULAR OF ADVICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
JUNIOR SHARES AND STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. (SpeciaD. President Gowen,
OF the Reading in his address TO the Junior bondhoders
ana shareholders OF the Reading companies advising the
acceptance OF the plan Of issued
by the reconstruction trustees that 1t offers nd
yantagcs over the previous pan which he cnuerates as
iollows Reorganization is secured without foreclosure
the company is given ample time to pay off or purchase
the general mortgage bonds and tho bonus OF nearly
$4,000 900 heretofore proposed to be given without
value to the general mortgage bondhodcrs and to the
detriment OF Junior creditors and shareholders )
II recognizes the priority and provides
mortgage security for the principal IA well rs
the accrued interest Of all junior bonds recognizes the
priority OF the preferred stock rthc commons preserves
the status Of the deferred income bonds entitled TO the
reveron Of the earning OF the company and gives those
paying assessments good mortgage bond ntrinscaly
worth Is cost Under the plan Mr. Gowen states that
earnings of - 7O6,I59 will pay all fixed and income
charges which is less than the average earnings OF the
last six years. To pay dividend of per cent on the
common stock after the reorganization, he estimates,
would take net earnings Of SllOO5376. which is less
than the property earned in lss3. the last year of lis
management. The reduced earnings OF 1881,
1ss5 and 1-s6 declared To be the
result or misnauagcment. lie cougra'ulates the
Of the property upon the accession Of Austin Cor
snip ana sees no reason why Mr. Corbn cannot make tnc
lIi"id property Chn a. mHch as ne ga VIZ u "h- tIo
last three years of his mana cement tue tciry average
net earning, o both properties go 10. which
would produce after reorganization eli, ldend Il liz per
cent upon the common stock.
A. "a means % securing certainty OF fixed revenue
from the coal property. Mr. GoVcn makes this Hugges
ton: let the Junior creditors and shareholders Subscribe
say cent The Of their securities TO IA" cap
ual ol an auxiliary company 10 take upon lease the
coal lands of the company nj mnlmum rental oi 80
cents per ton under prdr of tn" coal tonnage 10 inc
Iah0l. company. upon = ling scale or rate, Tor trans
pur'atipu dr.ulcut on the prir, az coal Ills Wouu
produce - 900 per Of fixed revenue 10 the
rnlr"ld company Ihe certainty OF ms revenue Won"
at adj 90 the Yadc 90 tine Junior bonds and shares
N ten times ID" cost ~ thc subs ri lion. The les
zee company. under proper management, could earn
fif rrtlrn ~. capital. AMI ihc lac. at u was com
posed cnurc, of tust interested ia The railroad COM
pay Vould iiy the lease being al tn lpW rent
ri. 1.t.l IL f.r I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
CAPTAIN ROBERT DANNY.

Captain Robert Dandy. of the Engineer Corps, United
States Navy. died at his home, No. lis Ryerson-st,
Brookl H. on Friday. from complication Of diseases
He Was not only practical engineer but had made the
subject scientific study, and his superior knowledge
caused him 10 be frequently selected for duty upon
experimental and other boards under the Navy
Department. For this reason LIS percentage
uf not great s that OF Others or equal
rank with himself He pla ell on the retired list IN
l--3 lie OF the famous circle OF efficient
theoretical and practical mechanical engineers VINO were
ready in the -cucy the Rebellion, 10 design ana
construct engine, aud boilers for the GOvcrnmcnt vessels
Captain DANNY entered the service N IN Massachh,ct
IN So 20, Third Assistant Engineer lie was regularly
promote uut hr received h, commission Is CAef IN
siueor on June - l-J6. When Fort sumter was hTed
upon lr Dandy the Brooklyn Navy Yard. aud he
We. retained special duty there uutl 1858, when he
became Fleet Engineer Of the south Atlantic squadron
remaining there until lNGj. He Wa, then ordered Ia
special duty at the Brooklyn Navy ard wlere he re
MANNED Uui 500. ana then was ordered ~ Inspector {"
Machul 10 tfoat % NtW orleans. he a-an ordered
10 special duty 20 the Brooklyn Navy Yard in ISL, ana
there three years. when lie went 10 the NOfIok
Navy lal1 CA special duty.
Captain Dandy SIX years ago yesterday was oW driving
ana MAS thrown from his rage, receiving severe IN
lnrr,, from which he never really recovered Tic ay 9r
several days at that time bct"coD lie aud DEATH lie
leaves Il family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
CIR TINES At TrygDO PINK.

TtXED0 ,;K. Jan. AFTER tie dancing, Ike works
aud general merTymakins with which the guests here
,shercd 10 tn year last night it late Tai,
tol when the most energetic them t. begin
The days sports The brighter skies every Of
doors and the atmosphere grew colder Tho ice
hardened again the lake aud tobOg-
gn slide. The last day Of the carnival
week has proved enjoyable any TO every one, and
tec New Ncay has opened auspiceslv for both Tuxedo
ard all rs present guests. who cnhu siar in their
laisc o. the place. There few departures today
~ going in the best Of p, the good times which
they have had here i full of regret departing. 1hc
sssoIty of the guests Will Tcna until Monday OF Tues
Ihe walls today include Mr.. and Mrs Peter r. Bar
lg, So. % East Twenty first, NcwfOik, who brought
parry twenty four to spend The day and akc dinner.
7Ar party gotten M In honor Of Nss Heath. Of
Washington. granddaughter OF joint Mason formerly
1zitcd states Minister TO France Besides Miss Heath
were Mr. and Mrs George ICll. the Misses Reinscn
Nstt Dr. T. IL. rcasloe, Mr. willing Austin Oothout
kiLtctn Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

NOT MADE Of RACE TRACK, BUT OVER SHEETS oFPAPER.
often heari OF banker or retired mere mar
dashlug on his to cDeck for thousands or
dollars hut I'm times PAST he would probably nave 70 APP
pen tottle twice before cOmplet
hts Signature. AL this l. changed row and the man
who Is proy Ell with one N Caw's Dashaway Fountain
Pens ,-h on his signature many hundreds or times
aud THINK OF Ink bottle. There are 30 many
called fountain pers which arc really fountains or
rlbu ATOMS thnn OF INK that ihs business man or
the new spAper Correspondent cannot fail but welcome
This pen fountain bOth OF INK and comfort TIE pen
FED both sides that tho fund nelther drops OH In
great hlOts suddenly dT1es altogether ~ IN the
other remarkable fountain pens with which the market Is
Hooded.
the Dashaway" which Il manufactured hy the Caw's
Ink and Pom Co.. 233 broadway opposite Post Ohce.
the best fountain pen yet Invented an lis ext nsiVe
sale Is the possible that II l. dsshug away
mo the good will o. all 10 is the pen for tho banker
and the merchant, for tho lawyer the doctor ana tho
COrresI Oudent-N. T. World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
B0ITS DELlYED 81 rHE ROC.

DIiIIING ron HOURS IL TIE EAST ASD NORTH
ElVig,-rrLEGHAPH LINES WORK SLOWLY.
4 heavy fos co cred the North and East n, en-,
tc sound ami the Bay yesterday morning. u Logan
10 .rON IT, cA aiUut q q co,l aud dit not h'o away
until rcary noon. Navigation through Long 'IAhi
1oani ami at I'm Cato delayed In sono IN
-tanccs The c. II. Northam tho New Haven
nc duo ~ Peck II p at n. M, was caught IN tho
mist AT Hen Gate ami did not reach port un'H IL
clock The cquot. Of the Prov icnce Line stuck IL
the came wut'r, AMI reached her mOoings At iicT ~
North River At II 80 a.. four AMI one haii hours
Int The Bristol. OF the Fhl River Line, ESCAPED
tho fog at Hell Cato hut had u drift around III The
north Eiser nearly hour. shc landed coon aftcr
a. M, an hour behind tme. The Mas'achhotI'
a. the ~tOuiugton Limo, Ht Iort, For 10 norm
~, cr, promptly ~ .. m Had the rachcl fi'h
cate few MINUTES later than she dld' II Woup nave
teen necessary 10 anchor near th"Ic uhth INC Jog
roo. The city OF Worcester, nom Now IDhuon' io'O
herself IN the low hanging clouds nj Fort H'huSi'r
twenty five miles ont aml had 10 drlit slowly "ohE'
taking two hour. 10 travel in what Il u-hdiS bV""
,N CT In an hour. No boats camc IN or "cht ou' oiI
the Bri lgcuor Line on account Of the holiday.
lie Telegraph companies suffered c0hsi4cr'nih Oh
FRIDAY nj ht by n ..Icrt storm, which dpP'ticl 10
e. mi along the whole length OF the Atlantic coast
Dana C. were rrpaipd yesterday, AMI conmuhi'a
ton with sOuihcrn points va, rr-,stibl shc' ''rS
In thc dny The wires worked slowly. however ahi
only me art that tho day v.ls "a hoiiiiy If' 'H'''
an acruinuat on % business. The companies were
cn.b,el 10 disatch mcs-agcs al out az taU a. th'y
vrre received ami during the greater part vi t"'
day there Lttlc or no dcia'.